🤖 How do robots work?

Robots are like smart toys that can move and do things on their own! 🤖 They have a brain called a computer that tells them what to do. Some robots have arms to pick things up, and some have wheels to move around. People give them instructions, and they follow them!

For example, a robot vacuum cleaner can clean the floor all by itself because someone programmed it to do so. Cool, right? 😊

Robots are machines that can do tasks automatically or with some help from humans. They have three main parts:

• Brain (Computer) 🤖: This is where all the instructions (programs) are stored.
• Sensors 👀: These help robots "see," "hear," or "feel" things around them.
• Actuators 🦾: These are like muscles—they help robots move or grab things.

Robots can be programmed to do many things, like build cars, explore space, or even help doctors in hospitals!

Robots are advanced machines that combine engineering, programming, and artificial intelligence (AI) to perform tasks. Here’s how they work:

1. Programming 💻: Robots follow coded instructions (algorithms) that tell them what to do.
2. Sensors & Input 📡: They use cameras, microphones, or touch sensors to gather information.
3. Processing 🧠: A computer (or AI) analyzes the data and makes decisions.
4. Actuators & Output 🦿: Motors or mechanical parts carry out actions like moving or grabbing.

Robots are used in factories, medicine, space exploration, and even in homes (like smart assistants). Some robots can even learn from experience using machine learning!